Baby-faced silent comedy star Bobby Vernon could be described as a combination of Harold Lloyd (the all-American-boy go-getter type) and Harry Langdon (the overgrown baby with an anarchic streak), if you can imagine such a combination. This 1926 comedy short, produced by Al Christie's company for distribution by Educational, puts Vernon as a car salesman into an all-Scots society, where everyone wears a kilt and is a mean cheapskate (where did this stereotype begin, I wonder?
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